Parking

All students, faculty, and staff will be required to purchase a South Texas College parking permit to park on college property. Parking Permit Purchase Instructions.


Visitors are allowed to park in spaces labeled "visitor" without obtaining a temporary parking permit. If a visitor parking space is not available, visitors will need to obtain a temporary parking permit at no cost on the STC Parking Portal.


The STC Parking Rules and Regulations document includes: Purchasing Permits, Citations, Violations, Traffic & Parking Ticket Appeals, Incidents, and Accidents.


The STC Department of Public Safety provides an Independent Traffic and Parking Citation Appeals Committee for administrative citations that includes faculty and staff who are not employees of the Department of Public Safety.


Need help finding your way around campus? View our campus maps include to find information on: Parking, Shuttle Pick Up or Drop Off, Smoking Areas, Emergency Phones, and AED Locations.


JagExpress is a free shuttle service allows you to travel between the different campuses. The shuttle also available from the Park & Ride Facility to the Pecan Campus and vice versa.

Parking FAQ

Traffic & Parking Ticket Appeals Process

STC provides the following levels of appeals for individuals who feel unjustly cited for traffic or parking violations or if it is believed that a citation was issued in error. All appeals must be submitted to the Traffic and Parking Citation Appeals Committee via the STC parking portal.

  1. Traffic and Parking Citation Appeals Committee: Appeals may be filed with the Traffic and Parking Citation Appeals Committee via the STC parking portal within 15 calendar days from the date of the violation.  Appeals will not be accepted after 15 calendar days from the date of the violation. To file an appeal, students, faculty, and staff must log in to the STC parking portal through JagNet.  Visitors may also submit appeals through the STC parking portal found on the STC Department of Public Safety webpage under Parking.
  2. STC Traffic and Parking Awareness Examination: An individual that has received a citation(s) is eligible to take a one-time parking assessment to waive or reduce parking fines. This does not apply once a wheel lock fine has been issued, or to fire lane and disabled parking violations. A score of 70% or more will result in the adjustment of the fine(s). If the individual fails the examination, they are unable to retake the examination and it is noted on their parking account. The examination is offered as a one-time solution per school year and is conducted online. 

For more information, please call 956-872-3333 or email dps_parking@southtexascollege.edu.

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